First name and chronology

Victoria

5 saints and blesseds bear the name Victoria, between 240 and 1948; the most famous is Saint Saturninus, celebrated on February 11th.

Chronology of the name Victoria

Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.

  1. 240-253Saint Victoria of TivoliA noble Christian from Tivoli in the 3rd century, Victoria renounced her marriage to the pagan Eugenius after being conv…
  2. 301-400Saint Saturninus, Saint Dativus and their companionsDuring the reign of the Roman emperors, the priest Saturninus, the senator Dativus, and forty-eight companions were arre…
  3. 1834-1894Victoire RasoamanarivoMalagasy layperson (1848-1894), she was the guardian of the Catholic faith in Madagascar during the exile of the mission…
  4. 1880-1935Vittoria Gisella GregorisThe Venerable Vittoria Gisella Gregoris (Sister Serafina of the Angels) was an Italian religious of the Franciscan Siste…
  5. 1936-1948Vincenza DamatoThe Venerable Vincenza Damato, in religion Sister Maria Chiara of Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, is an Italian Poor C…

All records linked to Victoria

Female saints (3)

Male saints (1)

Other records (1)

Frequently asked questions

When is Saint Victoria's feast day?

The feast of Victoria is celebrated on February 11th, in memory of Saint Saturninus.

How many saints are named Victoria?

5 saints and blesseds bear the name Victoria, including Saint Saturninus, Saint Victoria, Victoire Rasoamanarivo, Vittoria Gisella Gregoris and Vincenza Damato.

Who is the most famous saint named Victoria?

The most famous saint named Victoria is Saint Saturninus (4th century).